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Thomas,
I appreciate your communication with Cisco PSIRT on September 9th regarding
questions on a 5350. Your original problem was due to a misconfiguration,
and appropriate configuration details were provided within a day of your
request. No crash was mentioned to us.
This evening I have worked in the lab on both a 5300 and a 5350 running
12.2(11)T. I have run nmap as you suggested with a slight change, there is
no -d option, I assume you meant -Tinsane. I have been unable to reproduce
your results.
Cisco takes vulnerabilities with our devices very seriously, and if you can
show us how to reproduce this problem, we'd be very interested in fixing it.
Please contact us with detailed version information and any specifics on
your setup, and we'd be happy to continue working with you.
As always, the appropriate way to contact us is by emailing psirt@cisco.com.
For technical assistance and configuration issues, please contact
tac@cisco.com.
Thank you,
- -Wendy
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Wendy Garvin - Cisco PSIRT - 408 525-1888 CCIE# 6526
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http://www.cisco.com/go/psirt
> Thomas Munn <munn@bigfoot.com> [2002-10-28 14:52] wrote:
>
>
> I have managed to "reduplicate" at least five times the
> following scenario with a cisco as5250, with firmwrare
> 12.2 (11t) release firmware of cisco:
>
> nmap -dinsane -p 1-65535 ip.of.as5350 This causes a
> "hard" lockup, and the device must be powered off in
> order to have functionality restored to it.
>
> Mentioned to PSIRT at cisco, they didn't do anything.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Thomas J. Munn
>
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